Best wallet for altcoins ?

[pawanjain]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

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[poodle63]

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.

I have been using exodus for years and i never encounter a serious problem with it. I prefer to use it rather than another wallet like trust wallet, mycellium or something else. I do like the security of this wallet.

2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

Yes it would. The main concern is when your wallet got compromised or hacked and then you shall not worry if all of your funds will be affected. I were always storing different altcoins in the different wallet with different seedphrase or privatekey to counter when sometime my wallet got hijacked.

[jossiel]

Based on my experience, exodus is fine, atomicwallet is fine, trust wallet is fine.

But if you want the best from these multicurrency wallets then your best choice is just to choose hardware wallets like Trezor or Ledger. I've been using Ledger just like everyone else and never had any problems just like the others.

Although it will based on the supported altcoins coz' some altcoins that you've got might not be there but you can read it on their website if they're supporting it or not.

[crzy]

Based on my experience, exodus is fine, atomicwallet is fine, trust wallet is fine.

But if you want the best from these multicurrency wallets then your best choice is just to choose hardware wallets like Trezor or Ledger. I've been using Ledger just like everyone else and never had any problems just like the others.

Although it will based on the supported altcoins coz' some altcoins that you've got might not be there but you can read it on their website if they're supporting it or not.

Hard wallet is still ideal on where to save or put your cryptocurrency more safely, they are also adopting the market trend though of course you can’t see all altcoins on the hardwallet but at least is still a good and secured wallet for top coins. Trust wallet is my main wallet for Altcoins whenever I trade, its good and secured as well. Though some tokens have their own wallet, you just need to know that but if its about savings or investing for long term, I suggest to stay with the hardwallet.

[cheezcarls]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

Hardware wallet is still the best in my opinion whether if its Ledger, Trezor, Safepal, SecuX, etc. I haven't tried Exodus or Atomic Wallet yet, but still hardware wallet is the most preferred choice for me. Wouldn't recommend Trust Wallet as it is still vulnerable to hacking.

Even if I haven't connected my Trust Wallet to my computer, it was still drained along with a couple of my Metamask wallet when I have accidentally clicked the fake PDF which is a malware. I've lost more than $12k back then. If I could have stored them in my hardware wallet, I would still be having those altcoins like ETH, EXRD, VRA, etc.

[Yogee]

Thinking about long term perspective.

Why are you still trying to look for software wallets if that's the case?

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.

Exodus is closed source which means you never really know what goes on since it's only the team who has complete control of the codes. You have to put your complete trust into them that they won't make a mistake or f*ck up in the long term. Are you willing to take that risk? At least go for open source.

2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

I think the benefit of having more wallets outweighs all the inconveniences like keeping multiple seeds.

[sheenshane]

Based on my experience, exodus is fine, atomicwallet is fine, trust wallet is fine.

Exodus IMO could be fine but I didn't agree with the Trust wallet, that's a close source wallet that seems not to be trusted.

Just go for the hardware wallet that you may find it here, [BIG LIST] Hardware wallets (80+).
That's pretty safe than the software wallets that you've mentioned, as long as you keep the private key safe then, your assets must be safe too.

My second thought is, that altcoins aren't deserved to hold for a long term, they usually won't survive years as I've noticed, diversify them into Bitcoin if I were you is a wise decision.

[Maus0728]

Thinking about long term perspective.

I don't really get the point why you are opting for an alternative rather than settling with using hardware wallet especially if you are looking for longterm storage.

Even though I'm aware that Ledger has had problems with client data being exposed and defective products being produced, they are still a viable alternative, especially if the altcoins you plan to store aren't all that well-known, which I hope they aren't. The only drawback is that Ledger is proprietary, which is a huge privacy red flag. As mentioned by these threads ^[1], you can also choose an open source hardware wallet.

Because I didn't have many altcoins to begin with, I have personal experience utilizing the Trezor One more regularly than my Ledger Nano S. But if you want to use alternatives like Monero (XMR), you must regrettably get the Trezor T because it is the only Trezor model that supports it. Additionally, third-party applications like Near or any other wallet-type application occasionally have issues with Trezor or may not be supported.

In the end, it largely relies on your preferences, how you want to use your wallet, and which cryptocurrencies you intend to store.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288971.0

[gunhell16]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

In my experience dude, I don't have a hardware wallet. The only wallet I've been using for several years since 2017 is the metamask wallet on my desktop. Until now, this is still what I use as long as the passwords are saved, and its private key is sure that it cannot be hacked. I also have other altcoins saved in the exchange on Binance, it's not that big, it's only about 10$-30$, and then it's just held there because I always use only Binance exchange to trade and convert profit to our fiat currency.

The beauty of this Metamask wallet is that you can use it in different networks such as ERC20, BSC, and MATIC, which was the only address in 2017 that was only ERC20 but now it has been increased. I also don't see anything wrong if you put it in different wallets as long as it's safe to use a wallet like this Metamask.

[Uang_kartal]

me too. maybe for purposes that are not too far away I use okex but for daily needs then wallets are still my favorite. and in the future hardwhare wallets might be an added value. new wallets always come, whether they are detained or not. I also feel when you want to experiment with a wallet as you feel. and maybe there is a picture when the thread testimony is like this. and I think you have curiosity and good prudence.

[ice18]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

In my experience dude, I don't have a hardware wallet. The only wallet I've been using for several years since 2017 is the metamask wallet on my desktop. Until now, this is still what I use as long as the passwords are saved, and its private key is sure that it cannot be hacked. I also have other altcoins saved in the exchange on Binance, it's not that big, it's only about 10$-30$, and then it's just held there because I always use only Binance exchange to trade and convert profit to our fiat currency.

The beauty of this Metamask wallet is that you can use it in different networks such as ERC20, BSC, and MATIC, which was the only address in 2017 that was only ERC20 but now it has been increased. I also don't see anything wrong if you put it in different wallets as long as it's safe to use a wallet like this Metamask.

Unfortunately not all altcoins are supported by metamask like Cosmos you can create this wallet in metamask since this is not EVM compatible as it has different chain, I will go for a hardware wallet or trust wallet instead.

[kamvreto]

I only have one main wallet that is used to store potentially good bitcoins and altcoins. I prefer to avoid using multiple wallets to avoid mistakes when storing private keys. My main wallet uses a hardware wallet for better dual security. instead of using a mobile wallet that is still possible to be compromised or inserted malware. and the most determining security is the users themselves, as users we need to be vigilant and not ignore security.

[cryptobadshah]

Many wallets work in the market, but in my opinion the MetaMask wallet was the first browser extension like chrome and firefox and added android support. Recent revisions allow users to add money from other blockchains via the wallet's network feature. Metamask's wallet has advanced passphrase and HD backup settings while being free. Since metamask came out there haven't been any major hacks which shows that the company is working hard to stop one . Mobile and desktop wallets suit on the go consumers who make many transactions users must do their research to identify the best approach to storing altcoins and choose an appropriate wallet.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I've used a lot of wallets while here, and decided to use Trust Wallet up until now, which I want to say this way.
That everyone must have different experiences, so they decide to use something based on their needs that they think is safe, in this case it is difficult to trust which wallet is safe to use in the long term, and based on some observations, at least Trust Wallet is worth a try

[CryptoATM]

Atomic wallet and Trust wallet are fine, just make sure you aren't into clicking links and claiming free stuffs, this is mostly how people get hacked this days, for free stuff create another separate wallet for it.

[Jawhead999]

1. Exodus wallet is closed source and not recommended if you hold coins worth more than $100, it's better if you use hardware wallet e.g. Ledger which will prevent from hack or online attack.
2. It depends on you, if you're not comfortable to use many wallets due to higher chance of forget the wallets, then you can use one hardware wallet. Honestly it just help you to gain better privacy and minimize the risk of losing it all when you lost your private key, nothing aside that.

[BlaBlaGame.io]

I would definitely recommend to use Trust Wallet since it's official decentralized wallet by Binance, and I've never had any issues with security using this solution. Though I had an incident with Ledger since lots of malware is created for this hardware wallet.

[vv181]

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.

I can't name any trusted multi-coin software wallet. Surely the easiest way is to choose a hardware wallet that supports many cryptocurrencies, but if you don't wanna go that way, Exodus is a bad option.

2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

It depends on yourself. If you wanna go the easy and simple route, then use a hardware wallet! but if you are still forced to use a software wallet, look like you better have to install many altcoins wallet to store your funds instead of wallets like Exodus or Trust Wallet.

After all, if you are seeking the "best" wallet, a hardware wallet is the only way to go. It is convenient and secure.

[FirmWars]

I would definitely recommend to use Trust Wallet since it's official decentralized wallet by Binance, and I've never had any issues with security using this solution. Though I had an incident with Ledger since lots of malware is created for this hardware wallet.

Who told you that Trust wallet is a decentralised wallet? That's a wrong information sir Trust wallet belongs to binance exchange and its a centralised platform, they are trusted but they aren't decentralised in any way.

[samuraijin]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

Doesn't Blockchain already support several altcoins and many changes from the features provided I think it's enough to store them there, or use Trust Wallet, and it's quite safe to put your altcoin assets there, if the longer you put your assets on the exchange it's really a big risk , according to me..

[tbct_mt2]

You can use wallet of each project or use multiple token wallet but it should be non custodial wallet. You must own key or seeds of your wallet to control the token you have.

If it is tokens, I think best wallets are Myetherwallet, Metamask, Trust wallets. They are good for multiple chains too. They are non custodial wallets and you can customize gas for your transaction too.

[bitcampaign]

I don't recommend anything from what I use, but I'm just sharing what I use to store my altcoins in my wallet, I only use trustwallet and it's very safe in my opinion especially now that I'm also interested in using a Bitkeep wallet it also makes it easier for me to store and as a portfolio too

[Jeger.Kiting]

To store Bitcoin or Altcoin seems to be widely available everywhere depending on what you choose and want, but for me personally when storing crypto assets, maybe I am more comfortable using the MetaMask wallet because I think it is very easy to store crypto and MetaMask This application is also available on playstore so it's very easy for me to do what I need, if I leave the house just use android, and since then till now I use MetaMask without any problem.

[Lubang Bawah]

I think all Altcoins wallets are good, but because we underestimate the small things, the wallet that we install can be easily hacked, before clicking the link, we must look at it manually, for example copy the link address and then pay attention, usually the evil program has a common extension such as. exe and so on.

[zasad@]

The best wallet is a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor. They are compatible with the official wallets of many projects. And your seed phrase should be in a place where you have time to sober up or regain your sanity before you get to it in order to pass it on to another person or use it on another site.

[nicolas1979]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

Crypto users certainly understand which wallet is the best to use to hold altcoins. It can even be used as a single wallet with all blockchain systems. We can store Bitcoin in core wallet, but cannot store altcoins. We can store ERC, BEP, Polygon etc in Ethereum wallet, but not with Tron blockchain. In this case the most appropriate alternative is TrustWallet. TrustWallet can store all coins, tokens. It's just that currently TrustWallet can't store Hydra.

[DevFile90]

I used Metamask for airdrop and I use trust wallet to store my favourite coins and tokens, the problem is not all coins are available on trust wallet for example Ecash, I was forced to use another wallet for the projects that aren't available on Trust wallet.

[pawanjain]

Thinking about long term perspective.

I don't really get the point why you are opting for an alternative rather than settling with using hardware wallet especially if you are looking for longterm storage.

Even though I'm aware that Ledger has had problems with client data being exposed and defective products being produced, they are still a viable alternative, especially if the altcoins you plan to store aren't all that well-known, which I hope they aren't. The only drawback is that Ledger is proprietary, which is a huge privacy red flag. As mentioned by these threads ^[1], you can also choose an open source hardware wallet.

Because I didn't have many altcoins to begin with, I have personal experience utilizing the Trezor One more regularly than my Ledger Nano S. But if you want to use alternatives like Monero (XMR), you must regrettably get the Trezor T because it is the only Trezor model that supports it. Additionally, third-party applications like Near or any other wallet-type application occasionally have issues with Trezor or may not be supported.

In the end, it largely relies on your preferences, how you want to use your wallet, and which cryptocurrencies you intend to store.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288971.0

Actually the thing is that I am kind of double minded whether to hold the altcoins for a long term or not.
Someone told me that we shouldn't be holding altcoins for a long term and keep taking profits along the way.
So in that case I would want to hold it in a non custodial wallet. Hardware wallet is good for long term ofcourse.
But if I am not holding big amounts then do you think buying a hardware wallet is worth it ?
Let's say the amount is not more than $1500 or so.

[Chainsmokers]

I think there are 2 best wallets for altcoins, Trust wallet and Safepall, yes these two wallets are really very user friendly,
so many new traders and someone who is new to the world of crypto currency will be very easy to use this wallet,
but if you want to download 1, then my suggestion is Trust Wallet.

[bitbollo]

I have used Atomic wallet because it Is an easy solution for saving several coins with the same seed/passphrase.
However for larger amounts I Will trust solution off-line/ created with official wallets... Of course never trust exchanges for that kind of storage ...

[virasisog]

Thinking about long term perspective.

I don't really get the point why you are opting for an alternative rather than settling with using hardware wallet especially if you are looking for longterm storage.

Even though I'm aware that Ledger has had problems with client data being exposed and defective products being produced, they are still a viable alternative, especially if the altcoins you plan to store aren't all that well-known, which I hope they aren't. The only drawback is that Ledger is proprietary, which is a huge privacy red flag. As mentioned by these threads ^[1], you can also choose an open source hardware wallet.

Because I didn't have many altcoins to begin with, I have personal experience utilizing the Trezor One more regularly than my Ledger Nano S. But if you want to use alternatives like Monero (XMR), you must regrettably get the Trezor T because it is the only Trezor model that supports it. Additionally, third-party applications like Near or any other wallet-type application occasionally have issues with Trezor or may not be supported.

In the end, it largely relies on your preferences, how you want to use your wallet, and which cryptocurrencies you intend to store.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288971.0

Actually the thing is that I am kind of double minded whether to hold the altcoins for a long term or not.
Someone told me that we shouldn't be holding altcoins for a long term and keep taking profits along the way.
So in that case I would want to hold it in a non custodial wallet. Hardware wallet is good for long term ofcourse.
But if I am not holding big amounts then do you think buying a hardware wallet is worth it ?
Let's say the amount is not more than $1500 or so.

If you prefer security, then buying it will still be worth it so just in case you'll decide to maximize your assets and investments, and would want to hold them for a long-term basis, you could store them safely. It's still an advantage if you'll have a hard wallet aside from online wallets because hacking in exchanges can occur even in the most unexpected times so better be safe than sorry.

[erep]

If you prefer security, then buying it will still be worth it so just in case you'll decide to maximize your assets and investments, and would want to hold them for a long-term basis, you could store them safely. It's still an advantage if you'll have a hard wallet aside from online wallets because hacking in exchanges can occur even in the most unexpected times so better be safe than sorry.

For long term investment you can keep it in hardware due to privacy and security factor for owned assets, you can add some potential coins for long term profit without worrying about hacking, because so far no hacking cases have been reported by hardware users. However, the post above can be considered for choosing the type of hardware wallet but I chose the Trezor One among other types.

[Sebas.tian]

I think there are 2 best wallets for altcoins, Trust wallet and Safepall, yes these two wallets are really very user friendly,
so many new traders and someone who is new to the world of crypto currency will be very easy to use this wallet,
but if you want to download 1, then my suggestion is Trust Wallet.

I think, those two wallets you mention are the best wallets you can store your altcoins without fear of scammers. For trust wallet, tested and trusted for long term traders and short term traders compared to other altcoins wallets that is very easy for scammers to have access to their altcoins in their wallet. Safepal wallet is another wallet that is well secure for altcoin investor to use to hold their coins during the bearish season for them not to experience losses from the market.  But, don't forget to write down your seed phrases, because it will really help you to recover your altcoins back whenever you misplace your phone or laptop.

[Pujangga]

Csaurrently I only use Metamask on Modzilla, and for almost 5 years I have never had a problem, I follow the tips given by the official metamask team, which is to always lock when closing Metamask or Modzilla and delete accounts that are not used, and don't forget when we use it, focus and finish don't open especially when online for a long time.

[traderethereum]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

You can use Exodus wallet to store your altcoins in addition to using hardware wallets, as you already know.
If you can't buy a hardware wallet, you can also install Exodus on your computer or laptop, so you don't have to worry or be confused about saving your coins.
I use Exodus on one of the phones I don't use for communication and just installed the wallet and so far, it's been fine.
But if you want to choose what's best for you, I think you can install any wallet that can store altcoins so you know the pros and cons before choosing one.

[Jancuki]

I at the moment metamask remains the top priority. Because this wallet can be used by all networks, of course with the security of wallet access using the private key method. As with most instances the use of phrases is too risky to be hacked.

[inanilujimi]

Trust wallet is the wallet that I use to store all the altcoins I have so far, all of them can be stored there with one application, with that convenience it doesn't bother me to save too many phrase.

[Questat]

If you are fine with Exodus wallet OP and never encounter any problems, you better stick to it or use this for huge amounts while using another wallet for the other altcoins.

Well, it was to know that online wallets are prone to hacking cases but using highly secured wallets like Exodus is ideal. But yes, can't just put everything is a single wallet address, it is way better to spread them at least we have some assurance of not losing it all in case our wallet got hacked.

[globalpain]

there are many favorite wallets that I use, Safepall, Truswallet, and Metamask,
yes, these three wallets are very easy to use, and of course very safe, I've been using this for several years,
and there are no problems until now, but if you only want to use 1 only, I think Safepall is safer.

[bitzizzix]

I think exodus wallet is an excellent choice for any cryptocurrency enthusiast, especially those who are just starting their cryptocurrency journey. Even as the user knowledge increases, exodus is not a wallet that will run out quickly and also needs to be studied well before using it, and I used it too but not so long ago.
and actually there are many good cryptocurrency wallets, but it all depends on the convenience and security of those who use them as well as their needs.

[AnonBitCoiner]

there are many crypto wallets but I usually use a Trustwallet but it is also not safe if you want to secure your money then you should keep your Alts in exchanges because exchanges are safe from the wallet. the second method is to buy a hardware wallet. hardware wallets are safe from online wallets

[Kopetunto]

I think the best wallet is still held by Trust wallet, moreover,
it's been reported that Trust wallet is releasing a beta trust wallet for the chrome extension,
yes this is a very good thing to provide user experience and convenience, I really like it!

[wxa7115]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

The problem with the exodus wallet is that as far as I know it is closed source, and this means that you do not really know what could be happening behind the doors with that wallet, so for the people that really are enthusiastic about the code being open source so there is no hidden backdoors in any coin or wallet then the exodus wallet is not a legitimate option for them.

So if you do not want to use a hardware wallet you do not have too much of a choice and you have no other option but to install in your computer the wallet of each coin in which you are interested in holding for the long term.

[minairia3]

Trust wallet is the wallet that I use to store all the altcoins I have so far, all of them can be stored there with one application, with that convenience it doesn't bother me to save too many phrase.

But the risk that you face is that if a hacker attacks, your property will lose everything. You better use multiple wallets, maybe 2 or 3 wallets and split your crypto assets equally. If unfortunately one of the wallets is hacked, the hacker can only get a small part of your assets, store it all in one wallet, convenient for storing private keys, but at risk of losing them all when hacked.

[Tessyb]

Storing altcoin on exchange wallet is not an option as there's higher risk attached, the best wallets are the hard wallets, but you need to be mindful of the fact that not all altcoin are supported and as such its better to confirm if it supports your coin before deciding on which hard wallet to purchase. The free wallet like trust wallet and Atomic wallet are not bad either, especially when you don't have a substantial amount of assets to store.

[Kemarit]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

Long term perspective? then you should go with a hardware wallet, the thing is that maybe the altcoins that you want to invest might not be supported by them.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

One drawback of Exodus wallet is that it is closed source, meaning you can't look at the code and see if there is some vulnerabilities. And as far as my experience with it way back, the fees are too high and I can't manually change it.

So maybe its better to hold on different wallet, I know it's going to be complicated at times, but I guess putting your eggs in one basket is not good in crypto, in my opinion.

[fullhdpixel]

I don't recommend anything from what I use, but I'm just sharing what I use to store my altcoins in my wallet, I only use trustwallet and it's very safe in my opinion especially now that I'm also interested in using a Bitkeep wallet it also makes it easier for me to store and as a portfolio too

Its name is trustwallet but it doesn't totally mean that it is trusted. For now, you can say it's safe because no issues happened to you but will you wait before it occurs? You better look for a better alternative which don't have a past bad record. I don't know if that bitkeep wallet is new but I better observed it first or I will only store small amount on it.

I like that the OP finally decides to diversify his funds through different altcoins but it's also better if he will use more than one or two wallets. Not only that not all wallets are compatible with different alts but also because it saves him from losing all his funds, just in case a hacking occurs.

[Ayers]

in the long run, there is no better option than a hardware wallet
and if you want to use a software wallet, there are metamask, trust, exodus ... you can experience each wallet yourself to choose the most suitable product for yourself
but storing assets on software wallets carries many risks as you know, so you should divide your assets and put them in different wallets to avoid unnecessary risks

[rugrats]

Trust wallet is the wallet that I use to store all the altcoins I have so far, all of them can be stored there with one application, with that convenience it doesn't bother me to save too many phrase.

I also use trust wallet, it's really simple and easy to use. Although trustwallet is a closed source wallet, it is developed and managed by the Binance exchange, so I am quite comfortable using the trust wallet. On my laptop I use metamask, it is a popular and reputable software wallet nowadays. I use both wallets with the same seed phrase so it's very convenient to store.

[Cryptornd]

as i see trust wallet is the worse wallet i ever used. wallet was hacked by someone though i have never provided my seed phase to anyone at anytime . i'm 100% sure about it. not only my wallet but also few of my friend's wallets was hacked. now i am using coinhub wallet for altcoins.

[fuguebtc]

The safest is still the hardware wallet, if you previously owned it to store bitcoin and ethereum, now you can use it without having to use another wallet. If you want to use a software wallet then you can refer to metamask, it is considered the most user-friendly wallet even though it cannot store all altcoins of all current blockchains. Metamask now has a mobile version, so it is very convenient to use.

[pauloaragaomelo]

I also use trust wallet, it's really simple and easy to use. Although trustwallet is a closed source wallet, it is developed and managed by the Binance exchange, so I am quite comfortable using the trust wallet. On my laptop I use metamask, it is a popular and reputable software wallet nowadays. I use both wallets with the same seed phrase so it's very convenient to store.

The trust wallet application is very easy to use because of the friendly interface to understand and the lightweight application to run on mobile devices, and other applications such as metamask. But I don't understand for the same seed phrase for both wallets because each wallet has different random seed phrase, can you explain it?

[SistaFista]

Mate, we should not store our coins for long time in exchange wallet, that is dangerous.
Up to date, there were many hacked / compromised cryptocurrency exchanges that caused many holders lose their money.
My recommendation is just using extension wallet such as metamask, it can be used for storing various altcoins such as Ethereum, Binance smart chain, polygon, etc.

[fuer44]

you can try myetherwallet but now there are so many altcoin wallets that can be used, even apart from the etherum network, the bsc network is also now a lot like metamask. you just need to choose the one you think is comfortable and easy to use.

[Shasha80]

Mate, we should not store our coins for long time in exchange wallet, that is dangerous.
Up to date, there were many hacked / compromised cryptocurrency exchanges that caused many holders lose their money.
My recommendation is just using extension wallet such as metamask, it can be used for storing various altcoins such as Ethereum, Binance smart chain, polygon, etc.

It's best to never think about storing our coins for a long time on exchanges, because as you said the risk of us losing our coins is very large
if we save on exchanges. After all, exchanges are very vulnerable to hacking, even Binance being the best exchange ever hacked. So storing coins
on exchanges is only for trading, even I always withdraw the profit I make when trading on exchanges. For me, a hardware wallet is the safest place
to store my coins for a long time. Saving on metamask is also pretty good, as I've been using metamask for a long time, but never had anything
bad happen.

[Tony116]

Mate, we should not store our coins for long time in exchange wallet, that is dangerous.
Up to date, there were many hacked / compromised cryptocurrency exchanges that caused many holders lose their money.
My recommendation is just using extension wallet such as metamask, it can be used for storing various altcoins such as Ethereum, Binance smart chain, polygon, etc.

It's best to never think about storing our coins for a long time on exchanges, because as you said the risk of us losing our coins is very large
if we save on exchanges. After all, exchanges are very vulnerable to hacking, even Binance being the best exchange ever hacked. So storing coins
on exchanges is only for trading, even I always withdraw the profit I make when trading on exchanges. For me, a hardware wallet is the safest place
to store my coins for a long time. Saving on metamask is also pretty good, as I've been using metamask for a long time, but never had anything
bad happen.

The lesson of Mt.Gox is still there and not all exchanges have the ability to compensate users, it took Mt.Gox 7 years to compensate its victims. Storing assets on an exchange is much more dangerous when you deposit money in a government bank.
There is no better wallet than hardware wallet, I recommend OP to use your own hardware wallet, metamask wallet or trust wallet is still risky as it is an online wallet that can be hacked at any time.

[smartaction]

I normally use multi wallet supported wallet Trust wallet for altcoins . Because I don't hold a lot of altcoins. But I don't find trust wallets convenient for holding large amounts of altcoins. you must should use Hardware wallet . it will give you high protection for your Digital assets .

Just go for the hardware wallet that you may find it here, [BIG LIST] Hardware wallets (80+)

you can follow this hardware list which is already posted by sheenshane . from here you can choice a better hardware wallet yourself

[Rupok]

You can use trust wallet, most of the people using trust wallet, i am also.Trust wallet is very popular and very trusted.Because i am using 4 years. I know trust wallet is very secure for another one. I have no doubt about trust wallet. But you can also use metamusk wallet, this wallet is more safe for altcoin.But remember now holding altcoin is very risky. Don't forget to try to hold on exchanges, exchange only for trading. If you want to use software wallet then metamask or trust wallet will be best.And if you want to use a hardware wallet, then no doubt about this because that's more good.

[teddybear]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

There are many coins that produces wonderful returns after some months/years, main thing is to split your investment on coins wisely.

There are many stable coins produces decent profits like BTC and ETH.

Remaining altcoins are also produces great returns but it depends....

My portfolio contains:

> ETH
> Matic
> BTC
> Ape Coin
> Solona

I don't know weather this works or not but, I select based on some factors and made analysis over it....

  

[Widdop37]

Many newbies like using new wallets that was built not too long ago with very less users reviews available online that's why they end up losing their funds, not all those new crypto wallets are safe haven for your coins and tokens, its very hard to survive on this space unless you learn the rightful things first.

[hashrateproducts]

Many newbies like using new wallets that was built not too long ago with very less users reviews available online that's why they end up losing their funds, not all those new crypto wallets are safe haven for your coins and tokens, its very hard to survive on this space unless you learn the rightful things first.

Newbies are desperate and wants to know everything concerning the Crypto space within the reach of either a day or a week, and it's impossible. Newbies needs to pass through the normal strategy of crypto because one can bagged coins and stored in a wallet which haven't gain much popularity. The crypto and exchanges matters a lot in this aspect of trading. It's essential because it's basis brings the reason while the trader bags coins. Survival in the space was not easy but with accurate signals and legit tutorials, PDFS, one can boost about opening a positive trade.

[nakamura12]

Based on my experience, exodus is fine, atomicwallet is fine, trust wallet is fine.

But if you want the best from these multicurrency wallets then your best choice is just to choose hardware wallets like Trezor or Ledger. I've been using Ledger just like everyone else and never had any problems just like the others.

Although it will based on the supported altcoins coz' some altcoins that you've got might not be there but you can read it on their website if they're supporting it or not.

Trustwallet is fine as you have said but many people doesn't like Trustwallet because of it being a close-source wallet unlike othwr wallet which is open-source and exodus is also a close-source wallet. I am also using Trustwallet for altcoins and also Bitcoin but for receiving only and then send it to another wallet. Anyway, it is up to you guys if you want to use it or not and speaking with experience, I didn't experience any problems with Trustwallet so, It's good to use if you don't have problem with wallet being a close-source type rather than open source.

[Oneandpure]

Trustwallet is fine as you have said but many people doesn't like Trustwallet because of it being a close-source wallet unlike othwr wallet which is open-source and exodus is also a close-source wallet. I am also using Trustwallet for altcoins and also Bitcoin but for receiving only and then send it to another wallet. Anyway, it is up to you guys if you want to use it or not and speaking with experience, I didn't experience any problems with Trustwallet so, It's good to use if you don't have problem with wallet being a close-source type rather than open source.

I used trustwallet more than two years and keep safety with my assets holding, I think not any problem with trustwallet used for saving altcoin or bitcoin assets trough not connect with any dapp exchange market. Some problem why many people loss their saving assets in trustwallet because connecting with scam dapp exchange and have some cases because approve for selling duating token. Keep safety without any trouble hack cases if use trustwallet as saving place only without connecting to uknow dapp exchange market and never try for selling dusting token because you can loss all assets do you have.

[ije07]

Wallet storage for altcoins must choose a wallet that is safe for the long term because wallet security makes users comfortable, in fact there are many wallets available and quite safe so far I use a trust wallet to store some altcoin assets it is still very safe and convenient to use moreover there is a dapp which can be connected directly so that when we want to transaction on dex it is quite simple.

[wxa7115]

Many newbies like using new wallets that was built not too long ago with very less users reviews available online that's why they end up losing their funds, not all those new crypto wallets are safe haven for your coins and tokens, its very hard to survive on this space unless you learn the rightful things first.

Newbies simply put lack the experience to take the right decision to protect their coins, it is because of this that they should look for the opinions of people like us which have a lot of experience in the market and that have already made a lot of mistakes and that can help them to take a better decision based on that experience.

But unfortunately many newbies try to skip that step believing that they know everything they have to know about the market, then they select the wrong wallet and eventually get scammed.

[Smitty Werben Man Jensen]

Wallet storage for altcoins must choose a wallet that is safe for the long term because wallet security makes users comfortable, in fact there are many wallets available and quite safe so far I use a trust wallet to store some altcoin assets it is still very safe and convenient to use moreover there is a dapp which can be connected directly so that when we want to transaction on dex it is quite simple.

usually the favorite altcoin wallet is trustwallet, because there are many Dapps or dex that support wallet connect with Trust wallet,
for example Sandbox, Binance, etc., of course that makes Trust wallet easy to use and of course safe, I am also a trust wallet user until now.
there is no problem in trust wallet that's what makes me comfortable, but if you want to be more secure buy a hardware wallet like Safepall or ledger

[retreat]

I think trust wallet is the best wallet right now because it is widely used, can store lots of coins from various networks, easy to understand, lightweight application. there may be other wallets like SFP wallet, door, etc. but less popular usually makes users less sure, it's okay if you want to try it. if you look at security I think they are the same, just how do we keep wallet access as good as possible.

for multichain wallets (altcoins) my favorite is exodus but for wallets that can store tokens based on the bsc network, eth my favorite is safepal. there are many wallets out there, stay focused on those that already have a good name and reputation, and don't use an untrusted and non-reputable altcoin wallet.

[Cryptornd]

it is better to choose a decentralized wallet for coins and tokens at all. And better to choose a wallet which support 24 words seed instead of 12 words. i saw there are many complains that their wallets was hacked by someone. it is very important to keep your wallet address secretly. i mean it is better not to post wallet address on social medias how anyone can see it and confirms that wallet is belongs to you.

[BD Crypto]

Exodus is really a best choice as a non custodial wallet. But I will suggest to use Trust wallet as it's the most popular and well knowned wallet. Again it has a very user-friendly interface and much secured.

[Dragonfund]

Trust wallet is the wallet that I use to store all the altcoins I have so far, all of them can be stored there with one application, with that convenience it doesn't bother me to save too many phrase.

Dealing with numerous phrases will be too complicated, and having multiple wallets is not recommended from a security standpoint. My opinion is that managing your altcoins should be handled by a single multi-currency wallet. I choose to utilize Trust wallet since Binance owns it and they are a reputable company with a long history of success. If the value of my tokens increases too high, I might switch to Ledger because it is more simpler to move about with a hardware wallet than a software wallet or paper wallet due to security concerns.

[Eureka_07]

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I never used Exodus wallet, but I heard that it is a good one. You can also use metamask. But probably the best, since it is an altcoin you are referring to, Trust Wallet might be the best choice. As far as I can see, most altcoin holders/traders are using this wallet. I have tried it also before, in terms of function, it is great and also very user friendly.

[Sweety1985]

Hardware wallet is best wallet for altcoin.

[fvb]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

Never used an Exodus wallet. As for me, Metamask is quite suitable for many blockchains and transactions. Everything is clear and accessible. Just as you have already been told here, Atomicwallet suits me. But still, such wallets are best used to store a small amount of assets.

[Juwel580]

The best wallet for Alta Coin is Trust Wallet Meta Mask ethar Coinbase You can trust these comments with your eyes closed because this wallet is very reliable and a very risk free organization and here you can keep thousands of safe ways then your buy names.  You can create and keep your precious tokens in these exchanges of Coin MEXC so rest assured and use these exchanges and use these wallets for a rest free trading.

[asrinur]

I use the Exodus wallet because this wallet so far is very safe to use without any obstacles, especially since this wallet is software that can run on a cellphone or computer without a hitch. In addition, the Exodus wallet has a very good operating system. Indeed, there are many other best wallets that can be used to store bitcoin and altcoins. Therefore, do not choose the wrong wallet to store your crypto assets. Look for a wallet that already has legality and avoids the traps of fraudulent applications.

[alik111]

I will also suggest to use exodus crypto wallet as a best option for you. Because it's non custodial and user-friendly crypto wallet which have a nice interface.

[AnonBitCoiner]

I will also suggest to use exodus crypto wallet as a best option for you. Because it's non custodial and user-friendly crypto wallet which have a nice interface.

I did not used this wallet ever and hear this name first time
.can you give full detail of this wallet?
I am using currently Trustwallet and Bitkeep
 Both are working good but I like bitkeep so much because of smart notification System and user friendly.

[Ever-young]

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is. 

For me the exodus wallet is one of the best I have experience, I can also recommend electrum wallet it's also one of the best when it comes to security and users privacy protection, they don't sell or make use of your data like other wallets which pretends to be non-custodial when they are not.

2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins

To me yes, for maximum security, their is no one praying for bad thing to happen or carelessness, but I feel safer the way I safe my coins on different wallets for security purposes so that when I loss access to one I completely do not loss.

[topman21]

The best wallet for Altcoins is Trust Wallet. Trust Wallet is a very popular multi-wallet nowadays.A fully secure wallet. Earlier MyEthereum wallet is getting hacked a lot. But currently there is no record of trust wallet being hacked.Also all wallets on MetamaskToken Pocket are very convenient and security is complete.But I use trust wallet well and have seen many others using this trust wallet.

[SEEEP ZEEBOLOGI]

I use the Exodus wallet because this wallet so far is very safe to use without any obstacles, especially since this wallet is software that can run on a cellphone or computer without a hitch. In addition, the Exodus wallet has a very good operating system. Indeed, there are many other best wallets that can be used to store bitcoin and altcoins. Therefore, do not choose the wrong wallet to store your crypto assets. Look for a wallet that already has legality and avoids the traps of fraudulent applications.

Exodus wallet? i've never hear of it between Exodus, Trush Wallet and Metamask who do you thing the best one? personally i love metamask and using alot of it in my laptop however they app in mobile phone is quite terible i should say, so while in mobile phone i'm switched to Trush Wallet because they are the populare one and have good interface and trush worthy, the problem is Trush wallet it seem they don't have web or extension that can run in chrome neither they website because it's seem they only focus to mobile App, so do you thing Exodus good in both side i mean do they easy to acess with mobile app and website?

[TheGreatPython]

Exodus wallet? i've never hear of it between Exodus, Trush Wallet and Metamask who do you thing the best one? personally i love metamask and using alot of it in my laptop however they app in mobile phone is quite terible i should say, so while in mobile phone i'm switched to Trush Wallet because they are the populare one and have good interface and trush worthy, the problem is Trush wallet it seem they don't have web or extension that can run in chrome neither they website because it's seem they only focus to mobile App, so do you thing Exodus good in both side i mean do they easy to acess with mobile app and website?

Exodus was one of the oldest wallet although lately its fame have been overcome by trustwallet and metamask but between these two, old crypto users are still after exodus. For the battle between metamask and trustwallet I think my vote goes for trustwallet. I too tried metamask extension and then the app version but my experience is pretty bad.

The extension won't open properly sometimes and then their app is pretty slow but I never experienced those problems in trustwallet. Trust wallet don't have a web extension like metamask but you can always use their wallet connect feature when using a pc or laptop. It's still convenient though.

[desfira]

There are so many wallets in the crypto market which you can uses to store your altcoins but looking for the best can be challenging because of there are many that are good and you can use without any problem. You can Google your question on the best and get some good answers that can give you what you want.

many good wallet, but sometimes the shipping costs are quite expensive, at this time I still use im tokens and trus wallet, and for hard wallet I use saffepal

[SEEEP ZEEBOLOGI]

Exodus was one of the oldest wallet although lately its fame have been overcome by trustwallet and metamask but between these two, old crypto users are still after exodus. For the battle between metamask and trustwallet I think my vote goes for trustwallet. I too tried metamask extension and then the app version but my experience is pretty bad.

The extension won't open properly sometimes and then their app is pretty slow but I never experienced those problems in trustwallet. Trust wallet don't have a web extension like metamask but you can always use their wallet connect feature when using a pc or laptop. It's still convenient though.

ah , i though exodus one of the few new wallet out there, back in the day i only using myetherwallet until migrate to metamask so maybe it's just me who don't know that.

quite agree with trush wallet, they are great although it's kinda pain for me when i'm don't have accest to my phone, i hove they make web extension so i did't have to open my phone anytime i wan to make transaction.

[autumnleaf]

I'm glad I stumbled upon this thread. I have been using trust wallet exclusively for all of my cryptocurrency holdings for a long time, so I was surprised to learn that there are other wallet you may keep any cryptocurrency-related coins or tokens.

[BuNga_cute]

I always thought that there is no 100% guarantee that the wallet will be safe, I had a metamask that got hacked and lost more than $2500, and since then I prefer to store in exchanges wallet and I do KYC, enable all security features.

It's true that no wallet can guarantee 100% security, nowadays fraudsters and hackers are getting smarter in stealing crypto. So in addition
to choosing a safe wallet, we must also have a high level of vigilance and must be careful in guarding our wallet. I'm sorry to hear that
you lost $2500 worth of coins, that's a very high value in my opinion, I'm sure you are quite traumatized by the incident. Even though I have been
using Metamask for a long time and fortunately nothing bad happened to me. It doesn't matter if you don't want to use Metamask anymore,
but choosing to store coins in an exchange wallet is not a good choice. Even Binance as the best exchange and has high security features
has been hacked. Fortunately, Binance is responsible for this incident. I highly recommend a hardware wallet to store your coins. So far,
only hardware wallets are the safest in my opinion. Usually it is the user's fault if there is an incident where coins are lost when using a hardware wallet.

[Kocret02]

Keepkey Wallet is another alternative to hardware bitcoin wallet.
Your lock is stored in Cold Storage so that it is far from the reach of the software hackers.
Keepkey Wallet maintains the security of your Bitcoin wallet both physically and virtual so that it is one of the best you can consider.

[Baimovic]

Actually, storing assets on a fairly trusted exchange like Binance is also good because we can make transactions faster when we want to release assets and maybe we can use these assets to follow some events that are given to the market so that we can not only store them but we can take advantage of the assets. us to get extra when we save it and for security obviously we can secure better because of the second level of security if we have verified.

[Rigon]

Currently the most popular wallet as ALT coin wallet is Trust Wallet.Trust Wallet is now being used by people all over the world. It is full of many security.There is no record of it being hacked. A very strong wallet.They have created multi-blockchain wallets.Its popularity is increasing day by day. I have used it myself and have a fairly good idea of ​​its benefits.

[Grim149x]

for me sfp trustwallet my ether wallet and imtoken the bet wallet is ypu can store or keep your private key unlike on exchanges once the exchanges is hacked mybe your money wilo be loose unlike on wallet who have a private key you can recovered it.

[Wong Gendheng]

Currently the most popular wallet as ALT coin wallet is Trust Wallet.Trust Wallet is now being used by people all over the world. It is full of many security.There is no record of it being hacked. A very strong wallet.They have created multi-blockchain wallets.Its popularity is increasing day by day. I have used it myself and have a fairly good idea of ​​its benefits.

Trust wallet has proven good, but I suggest not to save much application in mobile installed trust wallets, now the case of hack and theft from the application is very massive, especially what we are more aware of is an antivirus which according to many reports becomes a crime.

[ahmia39]

Currently the most popular wallet as ALT coin wallet is Trust Wallet.Trust Wallet is now being used by people all over the world. It is full of many security.There is no record of it being hacked. A very strong wallet.They have created multi-blockchain wallets.Its popularity is increasing day by day. I have used it myself and have a fairly good idea of ​​its benefits.

Trust wallet has proven good, but I suggest not to save much application in mobile installed trust wallets, now the case of hack and theft from the application is very massive, especially what we are more aware of is an antivirus which according to many reports becomes a crime.

You say Trust wallet has proven to be good, but you also suggest not to store many applications in trust wallet especially cases of hacking and theft of very massive applications.
means it's not proven that the trust wallet is good 

[ahmia39]

I at the moment metamask remains the top priority. Because this wallet can be used by all networks, of course with the security of wallet access using the private key method. As with most instances the use of phrases is too risky to be hacked.

One of the drawbacks of metaMask although it is more practical and flexible, the presence of browser extensions also puts the browser at risk of accessing phrases that become wallet passwords and the risk of phishing.

[Paul Pogba]

I've tried a lot of wallets, generally good, especially if it's an android wallet, since I use blockchain, coinbase, trust and so on and haven't found any problems, I always turn on all security features so I can prevent bad things like hacking or losing my android.

[rozak]

I've tried a lot of wallets, generally good, especially if it's an android wallet, since I use blockchain, coinbase, trust and so on and haven't found any problems, I always turn on all security features so I can prevent bad things like hacking or losing my android.

that's the best key. always apply double security on every wallet application that we have. and of course don't often connect wallets on untrusted web or platforms.

I have also used many wallets for android. but the ones I use the most are Trust wallet and safepal wallet. there's no problem with most of the wallets I've used. but for me, the most convenient and simplest use is the two wallets.

[Road21Bitcoin]

I do use Trust Wallet for storing my altcoins and other wallet apps like SafePal and Atomic wallet but haven't had any issue for years using it.

I don't like using MetaMask because everyday I surf the net and might end up clicking a random phishing sites that will steal my assets. So guys think twice before clicking on any links that you'll be encountering to protect your assets.

[Hamza2424]

It all depends on usability if you are asking for the Holding then here comes the Hot wallets and Cold wallets which Decentralized Cold wallets are far more secure. Decentralized Hot wallets are also good. But when it comes to regular trading there both options are available for you aome exchange wallets as Binanace & Coinbase then Hot wallets as Metamask, Trust wallet these are Decentralized but in trading you need pay abit more of Fees if you are on ETH network yhen RIP for Trades on DEXs

[Anonymous100]

My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.

Many wallets nowadays can be used to store Bitcoin and Altcoins, as well as the mainnet blockchain without having to set up the mainnet. But I am more interested in TrustWallet. Apart from low transaction fees, this wallet supports the entire mainnet blockchain in one wallet. Such as Polygon, Tron, BSC tokens, and others. Apart from the above reasons, we are also easy to connect to the swap platform. Forgive me if I suggest something simple, which you probably know more about.

[posi]

Actually, storing assets on a fairly trusted exchange like Binance is also good because we can make transactions faster when we want to release assets and maybe we can use these assets to follow some events that are given to the market so that we can not only store them but we can take advantage of the assets. us to get extra when we save it and for security obviously we can secure better because of the second level of security if we have verified.

If you are a day trader, storing assets on centralized exchanges is a must but there is nothing safe here, assets stored on the exchange are not your money at all, they can freeze or lock your account at any time and worse if the centralized exchange goes down, you won't be able to get your money back either. "Not my keys, not my money", I think you are also familiar with this saying. Just keep enough coins for your daily trading on the exchange and your long-term holdings are better put them in your personal wallet where you keep the private key.

[kesmex]

My best wallet for altcoins, of course, is still a Trust Wallet, as far as I know,
only trust wallets that have made good progress, moreover their token TWT has also been entered on Binance,
of course their project is not bullshit, Trust wallets on Android and IOS are also very easy to use ,
that's why many people like Trust Wallet to store their assets

[Wakate]

Keepkey Wallet is another alternative to hardware bitcoin wallet.
Your lock is stored in Cold Storage so that it is far from the reach of the software hackers.
Keepkey Wallet maintains the security of your Bitcoin wallet both physically and virtual so that it is one of the best you can consider.

So many good wallets out there investors can use to store there altcoins whether it's hard ware wallet or software wallet. It all depends on the experience and how the investor want to store there coins be it long time or short time.
 There are wallets that are more user friendly than the other but as a crypto investor, we should always go for what will works for us and based on our ability to comprehend and keep our coins safe from third parties that could compromise our assets.

[VRExpress]

Custodial wallets are the most dangerous ones followed by new wallets that haven't make name for themselves in this crypto space, be very careful with new wallets because some are poorly build, Non custodial wallets give users full control over their assets compare to Custodial wallet that keeps key for users.

[Inspiron14]

Many wallets that I have tried, from online wallet to offline wallet, and for the ease of monitoring assets now I only use 3 wallets namely Binance Exchange Wallet, Trust Wallet and Crypto.com Exchange Wallet. I don't want to take the risk of just putting on 1 wallet so that if something happens, then I don't lose all the assets.

I agree because if you only use 1 wallet it will be very risky and it is better to minimize that risk by using at least 2 wallets,
The 3 wallets you mentioned are basically the same good but everyone still needs to do some research,
Of course, everyone has their own criteria, so do some research before using it

[Jaered]

There is no 'best wallet' like most people used to say. The truth is even Trust wallet or Metamask can disappoint you when you most them most. Having said that however, those 2 wallets are my most used wallets and they are more popular than the rest. It used to be MyEtherWallet but it got less popular. And no, please don't use only one wallet, diversify it to avoid losing all your funds in case of a hack. Just like what happened to me recently

[Smack That Ace]

Currently the most popular wallet as ALT coin wallet is Trust Wallet.Trust Wallet is now being used by people all over the world. It is full of many security.There is no record of it being hacked. A very strong wallet.They have created multi-blockchain wallets.Its popularity is increasing day by day. I have used it myself and have a fairly good idea of ​​its benefits.

When it comes to a good wallet to store altcoins then I have to agree with you that Trustwallet is the most popular wallet right now, we already have metamask for the desktop version then trustwallet is a good choice for the mobile version. But in terms of security, no wallet is more secure than a hardware wallet, so if you are a long-term investor, owning a hardware one is a must.

Crypto assets are also part of our assets, it is even a great asset of many people so we should buy ourselves a hardware wallet to ensure safety, do not wait until we lose our assets property thinking of buying it.

[Silence Scream]

The most secure wallets for altcoins are hardware wallets like Ledger or Trezor.  I must also say that they are the safest wallets.  If I have to suggest a wallet on computer or mobile, it's up to you to like its functionality.  I like TrustWallet and SafePal.  However, you should know that these wallets are not completely secure.

[NdaMk]

I actually prefer Trust Wallet when it comes to online wallet but for security purpose a hardware Wallet is what you need to save your coin. There open source and close source hardware wallets, the most known ones are Trezor and Leger Nano s

You can look into this threads to know about some hardware Wallets
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5389364.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5405746.msg60541269#msg60541269

[sulendra12]

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.

Exodus doing some great job for me, aside of the closed source they offer and other questionable things but so far I have been using it for more than 4 years and never had any single problems using this wallet. Although I'm only using it to store my Bitcoin and Ethereum. For smart contract such as ERC and BSC, I'm using MyEtherWallet and TrustWallet respectively to fit my own needs. Using different wallet could be beneficial in some cases.

[DanWalker]

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.

Exodus doing some great job for me, aside of the closed source they offer and other questionable things but so far I have been using it for more than 4 years and never had any single problems using this wallet. Although I'm only using it to store my Bitcoin and Ethereum. For smart contract such as ERC and BSC, I'm using MyEtherWallet and TrustWallet respectively to fit my own needs. Using different wallet could be beneficial in some cases.

All of them are non-custodial wallets, they are very popular in the market and highly reliable used by a large number of users. But the internet space is considered a dangerous place that always lurks for us, an attack can happen at any time. Therefore, the use of many different wallets is very beneficial, it helps us increase our ability to protect our assets if we are accidentally attacked. Although it will be more difficult to preserve the private key, in return our assets are guaranteed to be safer when stored in many different places.

[teddybear]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

I suggest these 5 Altcoins that i believe and i'm holding too

1. Solana

2. Ape Coin

3. MATIC

Absolutely,

4. ETH

5. Decentraland

[dlightag]

The Exdus wallet is good one so far, you can try using Trust Wallet is well secured with password and 12 phase Code for recovery of the wallet, if device have fault or stolen, with the password and phase recovery from the cloud is saved and secured, that is my best wallet i am using store my Alt-coin, including some fraction of Bitcoin for a long term holding.

[Lubang Bawah]

The Exdus wallet is good one so far, you can try using Trust Wallet is well secured with password and 12 phase Code for recovery of the wallet, if device have fault or stolen, with the password and phase recovery from the cloud is saved and secured, that is my best wallet i am using store my Alt-coin, including some fraction of Bitcoin for a long term holding.

I have never used exodus and only use trust wallet, I think Trust Wallet is a coin that can answer all my needs, a strong security system, multi wallet so it is good for storing long -term assets, and of course it is easier to monitor the portfolio so that it can make decisions quickly .

[Coin BTC]

the best wallet for Altcoins and safe as the permanent choice is a hardware wallet, actually this is also not too safe if you don't secure the password that will be obtained from the wallet, the key code that you must guard very carefully

[mulia sabee]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

I at the moment metamask remains the top priority. Because this wallet can be used by all networks, of course with the security of wallet access using the private key method. As with most instances the use of phrases is too risky to be hacked.

[Uzairjutt275]

There are too many wallets for altcoin like trust wallet,Metamask,ImToken. But my favorite Wallet is Trust wallet because it is too easy to use for deposit and withdraw cryptocurrency and also it is use for Multi Network like BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Polygon etc

[Ngemmeng]

So far I keep my digital assets like BTC and other valuable altcoins on major exchanges like Binance and leading local exchanges. and so far the digital assets I have are safe because I use dual security or 2fa on all exchanges. but this will be very complicated if you lose your phone and your phone number is also lost.

[desfira]

So far I keep my digital assets like BTC and other valuable altcoins on major exchanges like Binance and leading local exchanges. and so far the digital assets I have are safe because I use dual security or 2fa on all exchanges. but this will be very complicated if you lose your phone and your phone number is also lost.

In my opinion, storing assets on the exchange is less secure, because hacking often occurs on the exchange
Personally, for the exchange, it's usually only for trading, if it's for saving, it's more of a metamask

[lvsca]

I think the only two personal wallets that are popular at the moment are trust wallets and metamask. trust wallet for multi altcoins and metamask for multi tokens which have an RPC network similar to ethereum. apart from this, there may be some but less popular makes him doubtful in its use. Today, people are more likely to store assets in non-custodial wallets such as exchanges.

[asrinur]

I use the Exodus wallet because this wallet so far is very safe to use without any obstacles, especially since this wallet is software that can run on a cellphone or computer without a hitch. In addition, the Exodus wallet has a very good operating system. Indeed, there are many other best wallets that can be used to store bitcoin and altcoins. Therefore, do not choose the wrong wallet to store your crypto assets. Look for a wallet that already has legality and avoids the traps of fraudulent applications.

Trush Wallet and Metamask who do you thing the best one?

I think Trust Wallet and Metamask are two equally good wallets, they both have their own uniqueness. one of which is Trust wallet which allows users to explore more widely on different networks and metamask also has the advantage that it can be used on two android platforms and computers.

[mbakruroh]

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.

Maybe your choice is also the best wallet. But did you know there are dozens of wallets that can be used, and they are trusted and non-custodial wallets. For your information, you can try some of these wallets, namely SafePal, TrustWallet, ViaWallet, Atomic wallet, there may be many others.

2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

If you have any doubts about which wallet you are using, maybe afraid of being hacked, or losing your private key, of course you can hold coins from multiple wallets. However it will be inconvenient for you to check the wallet at any given time, and you will incur a lot of transaction fees.

[kamvreto]

I use the Exodus wallet because this wallet so far is very safe to use without any obstacles, especially since this wallet is software that can run on a cellphone or computer without a hitch. In addition, the Exodus wallet has a very good operating system. Indeed, there are many other best wallets that can be used to store bitcoin and altcoins. Therefore, do not choose the wrong wallet to store your crypto assets. Look for a wallet that already has legality and avoids the traps of fraudulent applications.

Trush Wallet and Metamask who do you thing the best one?

I think Trust Wallet and Metamask are two equally good wallets, they both have their own uniqueness. one of which is Trust wallet which allows users to explore more widely on different networks and metamask also has the advantage that it can be used on two android platforms and computers.

I use both and for metamask it is easy to use for desktop. but it should be noted that the security of desktop devices is also considered, because Metamask will be vulnerable to malware if the desktop device does not have double security. and for trustwallet I always use it on my android smartphone and of course it supports many wallet networks. I haven't used any other wallets besides Trust Wallet.

[hamba laeh]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

I think all wallets will be safe if we can store the private key properly and we never get phished from anywhere. trust wallet I have used for years but have never experienced any problems because I take good care of it. but if you want to use a hardware wallet then I can suggest using ATOM, Trezor and Ledger because I still use it today.

[Sweetbtc]

If you are holding good amount in different altcoins, then i think holding in different wallet is good idea. Because if hacker hacked a single wallet you will have still other wallets saved.

If you want to hold it in a hardware wallet then I suggest you not connect any site with the wallet, if you want to sell or buy any coin transfer that in any other wallet then buy/sell.

[abralzain17]

to store altcoins I use Trust Wallet, I use it because it's easy to control and I've linked it to my cellphone, besides being easy to make transactions, Trust wallet is also very easy to understand

[Almasani]

Atomic wallet and Trust wallet are fine, just make sure you aren't into clicking links and claiming free stuffs, this is mostly how people get hacked this days, for free stuff create another separate wallet for it.

Atomic Wallet I've used. The basic advantage of this Atomic Wallet is that it can back up the private key separately. However, trust wallets have another advantage, this wallet can swap tokens easily, either by connecting to browsing or by swapping directly in the wallet.

[sayaya17]

to store altcoins I use Trust Wallet, I use it because it's easy to control and I've linked it to my cellphone, besides being easy to make transactions, Trust wallet is also very easy to understand

Trust Wallet is indeed very good for storing our altcoins, besides being very easy to use, Trust Wallet is quite safe than we store on exchanges.
I think storing altcoins on exchanges is more attractive to hackers, it's not surprising that so many exchanges have been hacked. Even Binance
was hacked, so indeed storing altcoins in Trust Wallet is safer. Besides Trust Wallet I also use Mycelium, because we anticipate if the wallet
we use is hacked, at least we don't lose all the altcoins we have. Because we store altcoins that we have in several wallets. No matter how good
the wallet's security features are, it can't guarantee 100% safe. So it is very important not to store the altcoins that we have in only one wallet.

[Detritus]

Exodus wallet is pretty cool to store your Altcoins, I have been using it since its existence and have had no complains. To store coins on exchange is risky for some reasons but also has some advantage. I had 100,000 Doge coin in cryptopia exchange but lost all asset after the exchange was hacked. One advantage of storing Altcoin in exchange is that if the project do a swap, it can automatically swap you token. I have not really tried any other wallet except exodus.

[blockman]

I've used Exodus and it's actually a good one but if your altcoin to be picked isn't there, that makes sense that you want to have another wallet where it's supported.

I had 100,000 Doge coin in cryptopia exchange but lost all asset after the exchange was hacked. One advantage of storing Altcoin in exchange is that if the project do a swap, it can automatically swap you token. I have not really tried any other wallet except exodus.

That's the disadvantage of keeping your coins in the exchanges. You may potentially lose all of them if there's a hacking incident which is not new to most of us.

[Sarah Azhari]

but if you want to use a hardware wallet then I can suggest using ATOM, Trezor and Ledger because I still use it today.

I never heard it, ATOM?. be careful don't use wallet that people never use. maybe it will inject your pc and scammer well know that key you save it.

Metamask is safest because people have used it for a long time.

[libert19]

Significant holding? No reason to choose anything other than Hardware wallet unless coin is not supported ofc. For random coins - exodus, trust, coinomi does job well.

2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

When all coins you want are supported by single wallet then single is fine. Why bother with other without necessity?

[Busayo10]

using trust wallet is great
and also GOpocket wallet is amazing as well, because it as strong security and detect scam token or coin for you

[Coin BTC]

I think the only two personal wallets that are popular at the moment are trust wallets and metamask. trust wallet for multi altcoins and metamask for multi tokens which have an RPC network similar to ethereum. apart from this, there may be some but less popular makes him doubtful in its use. Today, people are more likely to store assets in non-custodial wallets such as exchanges.

I think all wallets will still be safe if someone who holds the wallet can store the secret password provided by a wallet platform, and regarding metamask and Trust Wallet this is the most popular and highly prioritized wallet, with many advantages for many people who really like this wallet.

[abralzain17]

to store altcoins I use Trust Wallet, I use it because it's easy to control and I've linked it to my cellphone, besides being easy to make transactions, Trust wallet is also very easy to understand

Trust Wallet is indeed very good for storing our altcoins, besides being very easy to use, Trust Wallet is quite safe than we store on exchanges.
I think storing altcoins on exchanges is more attractive to hackers, it's not surprising that so many exchanges have been hacked. Even Binance
was hacked, so indeed storing altcoins in Trust Wallet is safer. Besides Trust Wallet I also use Mycelium, because we anticipate if the wallet
we use is hacked, at least we don't lose all the altcoins we have. Because we store altcoins that we have in several wallets. No matter how good
the wallet's security features are, it can't guarantee 100% safe. So it is very important not to store the altcoins that we have in only one wallet.

Of course what you say here regarding the best wallets to use to store altcoins is correct, but I myself don't use many wallets except for the trust wallet that I use. because in my opinion using Trust Wallet makes it easier for us to make transactions without having to open a computer or laptop. this is the advantage in my opinion

[topman21]

I use the Exodus wallet because this wallet so far is very safe to use without any obstacles, especially since this wallet is software that can run on a cellphone or computer without a hitch. In addition, the Exodus wallet has a very good operating system. Indeed, there are many other best wallets that can be used to store bitcoin and altcoins. Therefore, do not choose the wrong wallet to store your crypto assets. Look for a wallet that already has legality and avoids the traps of fraudulent applications.

Trush Wallet and Metamask who do you thing the best one?

I think Trust Wallet and Metamask are two equally good wallets, they both have their own uniqueness. one of which is Trust wallet which allows users to explore more widely on different networks and metamask also has the advantage that it can be used on two android platforms and computers.

Currently Trust Wallet and Metamax Wallet are famous for ALT coins. It is very popular all over the world.They have multi access. There is no chance of hacking.They are built with maximum security. It has created a lot of popularity among people.

[yohananaomi]

to store altcoins I use Trust Wallet, I use it because it's easy to control and I've linked it to my cellphone, besides being easy to make transactions, Trust wallet is also very easy to understand

if you look at the appearance, even though I haven't tried it, the impression is the same as metamask. So it seems that everything ends up being returned to the individual they are using. because the habit of use also finally affects what has been used so far.
I am used to using metamask and I think this is the best, although it is possible that one day I will also use the same as metamask and obviously it is a trustwallet.

[Luffygroove]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well

exactly, it's so risky to keep your assets in the exchangers in the long term. The hardware wallet indeed is the best option for now. It's ideal actually.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins

However, if you want to use the online one, I suggest using different wallets with different seeds or private keys. IMHO, In the crypto world, primarily related to security, the more hassle for you to keep it safe, the better. I mean to diversify your assets and diverse, your wallet will help when bad things happen. At least, it won't disappear simultaneously. I have several wallets with several addresses from trust wallet and imtoken, and each wallet from each chain like tronlink pro, LOBSTR, etc to diversify my assets. The most important thing, of course, is to secure the private key well.

[Luffygroove]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well

exactly, it's so risky to keep your assets in the exchangers in the long term. The hardware wallet indeed is the best option for now. It's ideal actually.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins

However, if you want to use the non-custodial one, I suggest using different wallets with different seeds or private keys. IMHO, In the crypto world, primarily related to security, the more hassle for you to keep it safe, the better. I mean to diversify your assets and diverse, your wallet will help when bad things happen. At least, it won't disappear simultaneously. I have several wallets with several addresses from trust wallet and imtoken, and each wallet from each chain like tronlink pro, LOBSTR, etc to diversify my assets. The most important thing, of course, is to secure the private key well.

[Memorabilia]

My favourites are Capital Wallet, Utrust, Trust Wallet and Coinbase. They offer solid security features which I guess is the top priority of every crypto hodler.

[albon]

Exodus wallet is pretty cool to store your Altcoins, I have been using it since its existence and have had no complains. To store coins on exchange is risky for some reasons but also has some advantage. I had 100,000 Doge coin in cryptopia exchange but lost all asset after the exchange was hacked. One advantage of storing Altcoin in exchange is that if the project do a swap, it can automatically swap you token. I have not really tried any other wallet except exodus.

Not all exchange wallets are bad and have high risks like what happened with you, I have been using a Binance wallet for several years and I have not had any problems because Binance is among the most powerful exchange platforms in the crypto market, so it is okay to store your coins on exchange wallets provided that this exchange is strong and very popular, I also recommend the Trust Wallet and Atomic Wallet to store altcoins, as they are very popular and highly secure wallets, in addition to their simple and easy interface for the user.

[Shamm]

For now I rely on trust wallets that I save on Android, I keep 12 keywords and I replace the first 3 words, middle and end in other words, then I take a photo and save on an email, if one day there is a problem, of course I still can Recovery easily and people who can hack my email will certainly not be easy to guess the 3 words I replace.

same us mate I am using trust wallet too and overall I am satisfied because it will works well in my android phone and also I feel comfortable that my money are safe. And in case of emergency ill kept my recovery phrase in to a piece of paper and put in my cabinet to secure. I am not using my Gmail because there's a time that a hacker can hack our account so its better to secure than regret.

[abralzain17]

to store altcoins I use Trust Wallet, I use it because it's easy to control and I've linked it to my cellphone, besides being easy to make transactions, Trust wallet is also very easy to understand

if you look at the appearance, even though I haven't tried it, the impression is the same as metamask. So it seems that everything ends up being returned to the individual they are using. because the habit of use also finally affects what has been used so far.
I am used to using metamask and I think this is the best, although it is possible that one day I will also use the same as metamask and obviously it is a trustwallet.

Yes, that's right, of course the wallet that we often use is the best wallet for storing altcoins, of course all the wallets that we use have strict security. I think wallets that have tight security are the best wallets so far and don't have to argue about that

[Marvell1]

Exodus wallet is pretty cool to store your Altcoins, I have been using it since its existence and have had no complains. To store coins on exchange is risky for some reasons but also has some advantage. I had 100,000 Doge coin in cryptopia exchange but lost all asset after the exchange was hacked. One advantage of storing Altcoin in exchange is that if the project do a swap, it can automatically swap you token. I have not really tried any other wallet except exodus.

Not all exchange wallets are bad and have high risks like what happened with you, I have been using a Binance wallet for several years and I have not had any problems because Binance is among the most powerful exchange platforms in the crypto market, so it is okay to store your coins on exchange wallets provided that this exchange is strong and very popular, I also recommend the Trust Wallet and Atomic Wallet to store altcoins, as they are very popular and highly secure wallets, in addition to their simple and easy interface for the user.

Well, although binance is considered to be the most secure exchange today and has not experienced any problems such as being hacked by hackers, another risk you may face is sudden account freezing without any notice to the owner. I have seen many such cases. Such cases binance is also solved for the user, but the user suffers a heavy loss like the account is trading futures or you need to cash out when the market goes high but can't and after the problem is resolved, the market drops a lot. In general, there are many problems when storing assets on an exchange.

[CapGelatik]

For now I rely on trust wallets that I save on Android, I keep 12 keywords and I replace the first 3 words, middle and end in other words, then I take a photo and save on an email, if one day there is a problem, of course I still can Recovery easily and people who can hack my email will certainly not be easy to guess the 3 words I replace.

Yes for trustwallet I think there is no doubt and I'm sure everyone must have that wallet,
so far when using trustwallet for myself it's still safe and i hope it will continue,
what you do I think is almost the same as what I do

[asrinur]

to store altcoins I use Trust Wallet, I use it because it's easy to control and I've linked it to my cellphone, besides being easy to make transactions, Trust wallet is also very easy to understand

Indeed Trust Wallet is one of the easiest wallets to use to store crypto currency. Moreover, Trust Wallet supports a variety of crypto assets to be stored. In addition, With Trust you can buy, send, receive and deposit Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

[abralzain17]

to store altcoins I use Trust Wallet, I use it because it's easy to control and I've linked it to my cellphone, besides being easy to make transactions, Trust wallet is also very easy to understand

Indeed Trust Wallet is one of the easiest wallets to use to store crypto currency. Moreover, Trust Wallet supports a variety of crypto assets to be stored. In addition, With Trust you can buy, send, receive and deposit Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

Yes, that's right, a trust wallet is a medium that makes it easy for every user to transact, whether it's buying, sending, receiving, and depositing Bitcoin or other crypto currencies. Thus, I think many of us are using Trus wallet now.

[arufox]

I've been using Trust Wallet for years because I think Trust Wallet is one of those wallets that is easy to use and allows users to securely store crypto assets. In addition, Trust Wallet also offers many features and also low gas fees when making transactions.

[Uruhara]

I'm still new to cryptocurrency. so I don't know much. and the wallet I use is usually TrustWallet. I don't know if it's safe or not. but as long as I can keep the mnemonic Phrase and private key. then I'm a safe wallet.

[Bhig Daddy]

I only have one primary wallet where I keep my potentially valuable bitcoins and cryptocurrencies. I prefer not to use numerous wallets in order to save private keys correctly and prevent errors. For greater dual security, I utilize a hardware wallet as my primary wallet. instead of using a mobile wallet that could still be hacked or have malware added. and the users themselves are what determine security the most, thus it is up to us as users to be watchful and not overlook security.

[tomos81]

I am currently using trust wallet now. Because the trust wallet is controlled by the private key face. Whereas creating password based on many words which is most likely to be hacked is less.Although now at present this wallet has given very good service so most of the people use this wallet.
And for your greater security you can use desktop hardware wallets. These wallets are very good which can give you double security. Chances of getting hacked are very low.

[abralzain17]

I've been using Trust Wallet for years because I think Trust Wallet is one of those wallets that is easy to use and allows users to securely store crypto assets. In addition, Trust Wallet also offers many features and also low gas fees when making transactions.

Of course, trust wallets are the choice of many people for almost the same reason as what you said, which is easy to use and has strong security for the storage of assets owned.

[Crypt0Gore]

Hardware wallet now supports altcoins in different chains, you can add other network when connect to a PC or through metamask, I presently use trust wallet and it's very safe but if you want the best then hardware wallet is what you definitely need.

[Warkop]

I've been using Trust Wallet for years because I think Trust Wallet is one of those wallets that is easy to use and allows users to securely store crypto assets. In addition, Trust Wallet also offers many features and also low gas fees when making transactions.

I am the same as you, that I also use Trust wallet to store my assets, a little story about my experience, with the emergence of Trust wallet in the last few years, it really really helped me protect my assets from hackers or criminals, first I keep my assets only on Bittrex exchange, and it's actually risky, but I believe that Bittrex at that time was the biggest market in 2016, so that's why I put my very large amount of assets, even I never put assets I am in a Blockchain wallet, with the presence of Trust Wallet, I am a little relieved to keep my assets safer..

[arufox]

I've been using Trust Wallet for years because I think Trust Wallet is one of those wallets that is easy to use and allows users to securely store crypto assets. In addition, Trust Wallet also offers many features and also low gas fees when making transactions.

I am the same as you, that I also use Trust wallet to store my assets, a little story about my experience, with the emergence of Trust wallet in the last few years, it really really helped me protect my assets from hackers or criminals, first I keep my assets only on Bittrex exchange, and it's actually risky, but I believe that Bittrex at that time was the biggest market in 2016, so that's why I put my very large amount of assets, even I never put assets I am in a Blockchain wallet, with the presence of Trust Wallet, I am a little relieved to keep my assets safer..

Indeed Trust wallet is very well used to store crypto assets. In addition to having various superior features that really help you in storing assets, Trust wallet also makes it easy for users to transact quickly. Trust wallet also makes it easy for users to easily track charts as well as coin and token prices. But keep in mind that although it has many advantages, the Trust wallet also has a drawback, namely the level of security is not equivalent to a hardware digital wallet. So we have to be wise in using it.

[kesmex]

I've been using Trust Wallet for years because I think Trust Wallet is one of those wallets that is easy to use and allows users to securely store crypto assets. In addition, Trust Wallet also offers many features and also low gas fees when making transactions.

I am the same as you, that I also use Trust wallet to store my assets, a little story about my experience, with the emergence of Trust wallet in the last few years, it really really helped me protect my assets from hackers or criminals, first I keep my assets only on Bittrex exchange, and it's actually risky, but I believe that Bittrex at that time was the biggest market in 2016, so that's why I put my very large amount of assets, even I never put assets I am in a Blockchain wallet, with the presence of Trust Wallet, I am a little relieved to keep my assets safer..

Indeed Trust wallet is very well used to store crypto assets. In addition to having various superior features that really help you in storing assets, Trust wallet also makes it easy for users to transact quickly. Trust wallet also makes it easy for users to easily track charts as well as coin and token prices. But keep in mind that although it has many advantages, the Trust wallet also has a drawback, namely the level of security is not equivalent to a hardware digital wallet. So we have to be wise in using it.

There are indeed many advantages that Trust Wallet has and you have mentioned it more or less like that,
but the most important thing is Trust Wallet is a wallet that is trusted and there is no need to doubt it,
Hopefully in terms of security in the future can be improved again

[NNRR]

From my point of view the best wallet to hold alt coins is hardware wallet because hardware is very secure so you all should use hardware wallet if you want to hold any token for long term but many of us can't buy hardware wallet they even use Metamask and Trust wallet Both are safe for my opinion.

[Wawa2013]

From my point of view the best wallet to hold alt coins is hardware wallet because hardware is very secure so you all should use hardware wallet if you want to hold any token for long term but many of us can't buy hardware wallet they even use Metamask and Trust wallet Both are safe for my opinion.

In fact, many people understand that hardware wallets are the best choice for storing our altcoins in the long term. The problem is that the hardware
wallet price is quite expensive for some people, especially if they don't have too many altcoins, this finally makes people look for other solutions
by choosing online wallets such as Metamask and Trust wallets to store their altcoins. When it comes to security, hardware wallets are the best,
but if we can't afford a hardware wallet, using an online wallet the best solution we can take.

Moreover, based on my experience while using Metamask, Trust wallet and Mycelium I have not experienced serious problems, so it can be said that
it is quite recommended to use. I think online wallets are still more secure than we store our altcoins on exchanges. My suggestion would be better if
we want to store our altcoins in an online wallet, it's good we don't just use one online wallet. This is to anticipate if one of our online wallets is hacked,
we will not lose all the altcoins we have. Because we still have altcoins in other online wallets.

[mdzahed134]

Exodus wallet is pretty cool to store your Altcoins, I have been using it since its existence and have had no complains. To store coins on exchange is risky for some reasons but also has some advantage. I had 100,000 Doge coin in cryptopia exchange but lost all asset after the exchange was hacked. One advantage of storing Altcoin in exchange is that if the project do a swap, it can automatically swap you token. I have not really tried any other wallet except exodus.

I have never used exodus wallet, so i don’t know about it. Exchanges will never safe to keep store your assets even i don’t recommend on the big exchanges to hold your coins. For youe mistake you lost big things, Cryptopia was low tier exchange on the market, why did you go there to store here instead of big exchanges like Binance, Kucoin, Huobi? 

[lepbagong]

Exodus wallet is pretty cool to store your Altcoins, I have been using it since its existence and have had no complains. To store coins on exchange is risky for some reasons but also has some advantage. I had 100,000 Doge coin in cryptopia exchange but lost all asset after the exchange was hacked. One advantage of storing Altcoin in exchange is that if the project do a swap, it can automatically swap you token. I have not really tried any other wallet except exodus.

I have never used exodus wallet, so i don’t know about it. Exchanges will never safe to keep store your assets even i don’t recommend on the big exchanges to hold your coins. For youe mistake you lost big things, Cryptopia was low tier exchange on the market, why did you go there to store here instead of big exchanges like Binance, Kucoin, Huobi? 

I've also never used an exodus wallet, in fact I just found out and it wouldn't hurt to try. but at this time I can't comment on this exodus wallet. I hope it is very good as you said of course this will increase knowledge but probably will not change the wallet that I have used so far because of the convenience factor and already feel comfortable.
Very sad if your coin is hacked but it is true that it is very risky to store our coins in all exchanges, if indeed we are actively trading, it is better as the colleague said above to save on Binance, Kucoin which has proven reliable.

[Hamza2424]

Please mention your preference first as for what are you looking for as a Cold Storage or as a Hot storage because on Hot list there stand many of the wallets primarily the basic one Metamask, Trust Wallet rest is upto you where you want to go as Hot storage can't be efficient for the holding.

[d3nz]

From my point of view the best wallet to hold alt coins is hardware wallet because hardware is very secure so you all should use hardware wallet if you want to hold any token for long term but many of us can't buy hardware wallet they even use Metamask and Trust wallet Both are safe for my opinion.

As a trader, I didn't even use a hardware wallet and so far I didn't get hacked or lost my assets it really depends on the user on how they can keep and secure their assets on a wallet. I keep my assets on known exchange and Metamask since I am using them since the beginning of trading and keeping my altcoins.

Keeping an asset on a secure exchange can be taken advantage of, In case of a sudden up or drop in the market, you can execute a trade quickly.

[virasog]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

I would go for Exodus and trust wallet. Both of them are good wallets and you can have a piece of mind storing your coins in those wallets. Of course hardware wallets are better than these software wallets but if you do not want to spend extra money on hardware wallets, these two wallets are best as of now. 

Exodus is closed source which means you never really know what goes on since it's only the team who has complete control of the codes. You have to put your complete trust into them that they won't make a mistake or f*ck up in the long term. Are you willing to take that risk? At least go for open source.

You can have a long debate on whether the open-source wallet is better or the closed-source one. With the closed source wallet the team can misbehave at any time but with oen source all the hackers keep on exploiting the code to find any loophole and take advantage of it. At least hackers can't see and try to manipulate with the closed source.

[Xxmodded]

I would go for Exodus and trust wallet. Both of them are good wallets and you can have a piece of mind storing your coins in those wallets. Of course hardware wallets are better than these software wallets but if you do not want to spend extra money on hardware wallets, these two wallets are best as of now. 

First time I heard with Exodus wallet because usually I used with trustwallet and metamask wallet for saving some altcoin assets, seems check website with Exodus is good but I don't know about reputation from this wallet. Save altcoin is better on hardware wallet but need to spent above $50 for purchasing hardware wallet, still have free place for saving altcoin assets like trustwallet or metamask why not save assets at trustwallet or metamask? keep safety if not any connecting with dapp or approval when have unknow token receiving in our wallet I think no problem without have to use hardware wallet for saving funds.

[Junii]

I suggest trust wallet and meta mask as a digital wallets because they are very secure for altcoins . Oterwise cold wallets are very secure for i.e ledger nano X are very secured wallets for your altcoins.

[Mario Yamasaki]

Be alert and don't easily believe in the wallet developer, I've lost Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum when I keep it in Xapo, if we want to save assets then make sure we have a private key or word seed so that if the wallet service is closed then we are easy to restore the asset .

[AzamNurWahid]

I've been using nano ledgers for a few years. the wallet is safe enough to be used to store assets in the long term,
until now I still use the nano ledger and have not tried other wallets, but for transactions I prefer trustwallet and safepal because they are quite easy to use

I still haven't used the nano ledger to store the Assets I own. And I will try it if this wallet is really safe. But to send tokens like you, I use Truswallet and Metamask

[gabbie2010]

From my point of view the best wallet to hold alt coins is hardware wallet because hardware is very secure so you all should use hardware wallet if you want to hold any token for long term but many of us can't buy hardware wallet they even use Metamask and Trust wallet Both are safe for my opinion.

Personally I had used metamask and Trust wallet respectively both wallets are recommended to any crypto user, both wallets are user friendly and easily navigable, however it's better to avoiding hodling huge amount of coins in those online wallet because it can be compromised through phishing by hackers who had devised various sophiscated methods of stealing coins, best bet is to use to hardware wallet to hodl huge amount of coins afterall the cost of the hardware wallet is very affordable and it usefulness in securing those coins is unparalleled and incomparable with online wallets.

[Chainsmokers]

I've been using nano ledgers for a few years. the wallet is safe enough to be used to store assets in the long term,
until now I still use the nano ledger and have not tried other wallets, but for transactions I prefer trustwallet and safepal because they are quite easy to use

I still haven't used the nano ledger to store the Assets I own. And I will try it if this wallet is really safe. But to send tokens like you, I use Truswallet and Metamask

If for the long term and investment, Ledger Wallet is highly recommended because security is very strong, because this wallet is a hardware wallet,
so we are the only threat, for example, forgetting to put, forgetting password or private key, but for hacker problems I guarantee Ledger will never be affected,
and if you use Trustwallet or metamask make sure you are completely safe.

[omone1]

For hot wallet for  bitcoin, I use mycelium, it's segwit enabled. For etheruem ecosystem, I use Imtoken for mobile and Metamask for wallet extension, pancake trades I use Trustwallet. For safe keep of my stabe coins, I use a hardware wallet.

[arufox]

I've been using Trust Wallet for years because I think Trust Wallet is one of those wallets that is easy to use and allows users to securely store crypto assets. In addition, Trust Wallet also offers many features and also low gas fees when making transactions.

I am the same as you, that I also use Trust wallet to store my assets, a little story about my experience, with the emergence of Trust wallet in the last few years, it really really helped me protect my assets from hackers or criminals, first I keep my assets only on Bittrex exchange, and it's actually risky, but I believe that Bittrex at that time was the biggest market in 2016, so that's why I put my very large amount of assets, even I never put assets I am in a Blockchain wallet, with the presence of Trust Wallet, I am a little relieved to keep my assets safer..

Indeed Trust wallet is very well used to store crypto assets. In addition to having various superior features that really help you in storing assets, Trust wallet also makes it easy for users to transact quickly. Trust wallet also makes it easy for users to easily track charts as well as coin and token prices. But keep in mind that although it has many advantages, the Trust wallet also has a drawback, namely the level of security is not equivalent to a hardware digital wallet. So we have to be wise in using it.

There are indeed many advantages that Trust Wallet has and you have mentioned it more or less like that,
but the most important thing is Trust Wallet is a wallet that is trusted and there is no need to doubt it,
Hopefully in terms of security in the future can be improved again

Right. Besides having many advantages, Trust Wallet also has disadvantages. Just like with other wallets, each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Therefore we must be wise in using it.

[Sarah Azhari]

For hot wallet for  bitcoin, I use mycelium, it's segwit enabled. For etheruem ecosystem, I use Imtoken for mobile and Metamask for wallet extension, pancake trades I use Trustwallet. For safe keep of my stabe coins, I use a hardware wallet.

I remembered mycelium wallet is not good for mobile because have bug sync when reloading the balance. I used mycelium together with ETH, I don't know why you use Imtoken also for mobile while mycelium has for that. I suggest to you use electrum for bitcoin only if want to keep a lot of tokens besides another application wallet.

[borovichok]

Right. Besides having many advantages, Trust Wallet also has disadvantages. Just like with other wallets, each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Therefore we must be wise in using it.

Trust wallet is one of the good wallet we still have presently but I don't suggest we use it for long term storing Bitcoin and Ethereum. Hackers have improved in their malicious act in the past years and they are fully capable of invading into ones private wallet and defraud the person. Trust wallet have 12 key private phrases, once one get these phrases misplaced, consider the wallet bye because there's no single chances of getting the wallet back. The more reason I prefer wallet that have two factor security authentication, it helps alot compare to the cold wallets. Trust wallet have demerit and merit, also a key purpose to daily traders.

[arufox]

Right. Besides having many advantages, Trust Wallet also has disadvantages. Just like with other wallets, each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Therefore we must be wise in using it.

Trust wallet is one of the good wallet we still have presently but I don't suggest we use it for long term storing Bitcoin and Ethereum. Hackers have improved in their malicious act in the past years and they are fully capable of invading into ones private wallet and defraud the person. Trust wallet have 12 key private phrases, once one get these phrases misplaced, consider the wallet bye because there's no single chances of getting the wallet back. The more reason I prefer wallet that have two factor security authentication, it helps alot compare to the cold wallets. Trust wallet have demerit and merit, also a key purpose to daily traders.

Right. One of the most excellent, flexible, and profitable wallets is Trust Wallet. So, it's safe to say that overall, Trust Wallet's strengths far outweigh its drawbacks. In general, Trust Wallet is very suitable for use, especially for people who always trade and store more than one type of crypto asset. Not many crypto wallets support more than one type of cryptocurrency like Trust Wallet.

[gunhell16]

if you can afford to buy a hardware wallet that's what you use to hide cryptocurrencies. You can tell if your assets are safe there. Now, if you can't afford to have a hardware wallet, you can use the Metamask wallet, as I have been using this wallet for several years.

Now as for putting assets on the exchange site platform, in my experience so far I don't see anything wrong as long as you trust the centralized exchange like Binance, and Houbi, as long as you don't have almost all of your funds put it in the exchange, that is not good and the risk is too high.

[lepbagong]

Be alert and don't easily believe in the wallet developer, I've lost Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum when I keep it in Xapo, if we want to save assets then make sure we have a private key or word seed so that if the wallet service is closed then we are easy to restore the asset .

indeed there will always be a risk if we entrust it to the developer wallet, even though maybe not all of them will be like what you experienced, all will be returned with their situation because on the way we will not know whether it will continue to run well or instead many will start leaving, so that it will have an impact.
but so far I have trusted only metamask and have never tried anything else if it's not really important. but everything is returned to each individual, because everyone who uses it is confirmed because they want to find convenience and habit that cannot be avoided.

[awik p]

Be alert and don't easily believe in the wallet developer, I've lost Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum when I keep it in Xapo, if we want to save assets then make sure we have a private key or word seed so that if the wallet service is closed then we are easy to restore the asset .

indeed there will always be a risk if we entrust it to the developer wallet, even though maybe not all of them will be like what you experienced, all will be returned with their situation because on the way we will not know whether it will continue to run well or instead many will start leaving, so that it will have an impact.
but so far I have trusted only metamask and have never tried anything else if it's not really important. but everything is returned to each individual, because everyone who uses it is confirmed because they want to find convenience and habit that cannot be avoided.

I always use a familiar and commonly used wallet, such as metamask. for me, by following the general trend, the level of security means that it can be trusted, and when the new developer develops, it will also have trust and in the end it will be widely used by consumers, and of course at that time I just trusted it to use it too. for now I mostly use a trust wallet, because I think it's safe, as long as we can take care of it, although there will be a lot of dust coins that appear and I don't care about it

[Sarah Azhari]

Right. One of the most excellent, flexible, and profitable wallets is Trust Wallet. So, it's safe to say that overall, Trust Wallet's strengths far outweigh its drawbacks. In general, Trust Wallet is very suitable for use, especially for people who always trade and store more than one type of crypto asset. Not many crypto wallets support more than one type of cryptocurrency like Trust Wallet.

It's depends on how your brain. If you have knowledge to setting chain in manually, all wallet can be support all of the coin, like as example matamask, that wallet support anything of token, of course that was able in special chain only but if you understand how to set bnb chain, trx chain, cardano and etc, you can make metamask wallet same as trust wallet. I mean, metamsk is one of old wallet while trust wallet just only a couple year used, don't waste the time to change ii if the old have same function.

[raidarksword]

For me, Trust Wallet App is the best and it surely be the choice of the majority all crypto enthusiasts. Hence, its a small size wallet app, it also secures in every crypto assets  since I am using it for a long years now and it didn't disappoint me up until now. As long as you keep your keys and phrases safe, there is nothing to worry about your assets.

[Ani1985]

I think the best wallet at this time is the one who has full control or private key, after the FTX case that makes many people cry because they cannot withdraw, I only use Exchanges for instant transactions and do not want to keep assets for too long in Exchanges Wallet, in my opinion good wallet now is a trust wallet.

[cryp222]

Personally, I use Zerion and OneArt wallets. Haven't faced any issues with them. Found a good guide about different wallets on the market with pros and cons, so it's easy to choose the one you'd like to test: https://oneart.digital/en/blog/which-crypto-wallet-is-the-best#oneart-%C2%AD

[Bitcoin1216]

Trustwallet is by far the best

Right, I have also used trustwallets for more than 2 years and have never been problematic, especially with seeds so that they can be restored at any time, besides with trustwallets, almost all assets can be saved in 1 wallet so that it does not require other wallets.

[Orange89]

Yes you are right Software Wallet is the best place to store your Funds you can try out Trust Wallet, Safepal or token pocket all of them had a good interface but the issue with these Software wallet your wallet funds can be drained if you connected your wallet to xyz site to get the Extra Layer of Security we can purchase a Hardware wallet it is the safest way right now to store our Funds

[Miaallen]

You made a right choice by choosing Exodus. I was using trust wallet until 2021 that I switched to Safepal and I haven't had any issue using it. All you need to do to stay safe in whichever wallet you choose is to ensure you don't connect your wallet to dubious dapps and also stay safe with your Mnemonics.

On the other hand, using several wallets to store your altcoins depends on you and what you will be doing with your altcoins.

[Crypt0Gore]

Trustwallet is by far the best

Right, I have also used trustwallets for more than 2 years and have never been problematic, especially with seeds so that they can be restored at any time, besides with trustwallets, almost all assets can be saved in 1 wallet so that it does not require other wallets.

You are missing something mate.

Trust wallet doesn't supports all altcoins, the major wallet I use to store my altcoins is Trust wallet but there are other altcoins that I want in my crypto portfolio but you can't add these altcoins into Trust wallet.

They have separate block chain ( Not ERC20 Tokens ) for example, Mina Protocol, Kaspa, PoKT network and Aleph Zero, I was forced to use other wallets to store these altcoins.

[Insanity]

Yes you are right Software Wallet is the best place to store your Funds you can try out Trust Wallet, Safepal or token pocket all of them had a good interface but the issue with these Software wallet your wallet funds can be drained if you connected your wallet to xyz site to get the Extra Layer of Security we can purchase a Hardware wallet it is the safest way right now to store our Funds

If we deposit our money in hardware wallet then it is very safe for us. But we keep our money in many wallets I don't think they are safe but I thought I will try to keep my money in hardware wallet.  If we can, we will never worry about losing money.

[Epaper]

Right. One of the most excellent, flexible, and profitable wallets is Trust Wallet. So, it's safe to say that overall, Trust Wallet's strengths far outweigh its drawbacks. In general, Trust Wallet is very suitable for use, especially for people who always trade and store more than one type of crypto asset. Not many crypto wallets support more than one type of cryptocurrency like Trust Wallet.

It's depends on how your brain. If you have knowledge to setting chain in manually, all wallet can be support all of the coin, like as example matamask, that wallet support anything of token, of course that was able in special chain only but if you understand how to set bnb chain, trx chain, cardano and etc, you can make metamask wallet same as trust wallet. I mean, metamsk is one of old wallet while trust wallet just only a couple year used, don't waste the time to change ii if the old have same function.

Both Metamask and Trust Wallet have their own advantages and disadvantages. It depends on the choice of which wallet we use. But for me, I prefer Trust Wallet because besides being able to be installed on Android and iOS devices, Trust Wallet can also be used to trade, store, and see coin prices.

[asrinur]

to store altcoins I use Trust Wallet, I use it because it's easy to control and I've linked it to my cellphone, besides being easy to make transactions, Trust wallet is also very easy to understand

Indeed Trust Wallet is one of the easiest wallets to use to store crypto currency. Moreover, Trust Wallet supports a variety of crypto assets to be stored. In addition, With Trust you can buy, send, receive and deposit Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

Yes, that's right, a trust wallet is a medium that makes it easy for every user to transact, whether it's buying, sending, receiving, and depositing Bitcoin or other crypto currencies. Thus, I think many of us are using Trus wallet now.

Apart from being able to buy, send and store bitcoins and other altcoins, Trust Wallet also offers users high functionality and a good level of security. Even as time goes by Trust Wallet has developed into a trusted crypto wallet application with more users around the world.

[Awaklara]

Both Metamask and Trust Wallet have their own advantages and disadvantages. It depends on the choice of which wallet we use. But for me, I prefer Trust Wallet because besides being able to be installed on Android and iOS devices, Trust Wallet can also be used to trade, store, and see coin prices.

at first, I used to be a user of Atomic Wallet. I have been using it for quite a while, and the features that are presented are also not much different from Trust Wallet.
but now I choose to use a safepal wallet. nothing different from other wallets. it's just that, with the hardware, we can manage to validate the asset transactions that we have.

perhaps, Trust Wallet users also need to know some information. as shared by CryptopreneurBrainboss Alert to Trust Wallet users: There's an ongoing address spam, be more cautious.
I think whatever wallet we use if we as users are not careful and tend to be careless (user errors). we could have been scammed or hacked. be more careful when we are going to make a transaction or just connect a wallet to a device or site.

[Thomas Kralow]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

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[Kadal Ijo]

Right. One of the most excellent, flexible, and profitable wallets is Trust Wallet. So, it's safe to say that overall, Trust Wallet's strengths far outweigh its drawbacks. In general, Trust Wallet is very suitable for use, especially for people who always trade and store more than one type of crypto asset. Not many crypto wallets support more than one type of cryptocurrency like Trust Wallet.

It's depends on how your brain. If you have knowledge to setting chain in manually, all wallet can be support all of the coin, like as example matamask, that wallet support anything of token, of course that was able in special chain only but if you understand how to set bnb chain, trx chain, cardano and etc, you can make metamask wallet same as trust wallet. I mean, metamsk is one of old wallet while trust wallet just only a couple year used, don't waste the time to change ii if the old have same function.

Both Metamask and Trust Wallet have their own advantages and disadvantages. It depends on the choice of which wallet we use. But for me, I prefer Trust Wallet because besides being able to be installed on Android and iOS devices, Trust Wallet can also be used to trade, store, and see coin prices.

Metamask and Trustwallet of course is a wallet that has been tested because it has received a certificate from many companies, although we are safe and always follow developments, sometimes the wrong behavior or underestimating the security system can make our wallet hit, small things for example not lock out when finished using metamask.